by Matthew Castner - Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Events -

MICROFINANCE EVENT: International Association of Money Transfer Networks (IAMTN) Hosts Money Transfers Moscow on June 7, 2010

Event Name: Money Transfers Moscow

Event Date: June 7, 2010

Event Location: Moscow, Russia

Event Website: http://mtm2010.iamtn.org/

See Our Comprehensive Event Calendar Here: http://microfinanceassociation.ning.com/events

Cost: GBP 750 (USD 1,090), with discounts available for multiple attendees from the same organization

Summary of Event: The International Association of Money Transfer Networks (IAMTN) to bring together decision makers, regulators and businesses in a burgeoning area for remittances.

Background on the Organizer: The event is organized by IAMTN, an international trade association that aims to raise awareness of the importance of remittances. Members of IAMTN provide remittance services to private individuals and small businesses in over 90 countries.

Event Themes and Discussion Topics:

  •  Optimizing access to access to remittances
  • Harmonizing regulation
  • Implementation of innovative technologies
  • Cost-effective marketing methods

Who is Invited to Attend: Primarily executives and money transfer professionals, though consultants, lawyers, investment bankers and information technology professionals are encouraged to come.

About the Presenters:

Lord Norman Lamont of Lerwick served as Chancellor of the Exchequer, a cabinet-level position responsible for the British economy, from 1990 until 1993. He is currently serving as the Honorary President of IAMTN.

Massimo Cirasino is a Senior Financial Sector Specialist in the Financial Sector Operations and Policy Department at the World Bank, an organization he joined in 1998. In that time he has represented the bank on a variety of missions and country study projects.

A complete list of speakers can be found here: http://mtm2010.iamtn.org/en/speakers

Online Registration Address: http://mtm2010.iamtn.org/en/register

For additional information you may contact Girts Licis at girts.licis@iamtn.org or +44 (0) 203 291 2634

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